Hey Chaps! What TV are you rockin' right now? (and thinking about upgrading)?

This is one of the most simple but informative TV videos I've seen for a long time 👏

Fantastic review on newer TVs. Making me want to make this leap to OLED very soon. Maybe during the winter? Always love your videos, man! 👌🏻🤝🏻

Everything I could possibly need to be aware of in 17 minutes! Fantastic content for an old newbie...

I just got an LG CS 55 inch model. C1 panel for half the price of the C3... I think its great so far.

Great video, just wanted to say that burn-in prevention features like pixel shift and pixel refresher are also on way older oled models and many of which have burn in. So while newer oleds are more resistant “maybe” those features are not exclusive to them and probably won’t make such a difference. My B7 still goes strong even after 5 years of gaming :)

Chap knows how make it catchy and entertaining while being extremely informative! That's why I love his channel for all Tech. 🤠

I have an LG C9 from 2019. No burn in

I am quite aware of TV buying guide. I am here to watch those glorious HDR pictures on those oled tv, on my SDR monitor.

The Os in 'LOOK' lining up with the owl's eyes was incredibly satisfying haha. Great vid as always!

Hey Man, THANK YOU for a great video to help me decide if I need to upgrade.

Great video - fwiw, I'll add my 2 cents regarding size. The human eye has a very narrow focal area of around 20 degrees and watching the full screen within as much of the focal area as possible is a completely different experience than watching 50% of the movie in focal vision and the rest in peripheral vision. Essentially, you choose 100% of the image vs 50% of the image in focus. Sony is now offering the ability to reduce your TV size through the settings so you have the option to go from a 65 inch to a 60 or 55 inch (or any size you choose) which is an interesting twist to the mix allowing for different FOVs based on content. E.g. if you're watching sports like tennis or soccer, it's easier to see the whole field in a smaller TV or to follow the tennis ball without your eyes darting back and forth from one side of the TV to the other. If you're watching a TV show, you may opt for the full size or a slightly reduced size. With a movie, you can choose the whole screen for a more cinematic experience. Also size affects brightness and in this age of 2,000 nit TVs, a 65 inch isn't just 40% large but it's also 40% brighter at the same brightness level as a 55 inch (40% more light bulbs emanating the same brightness). So those 2,000 nits on a 65 inch will be the equivalent of 2,800 nits on a 55 inch from your eye's perspective. A 77 inch TV is going to be 4,000 nits and so on and so forth. You will tone down brightness massively as you increase size to reduce eye strain and bias lighting is a must for larger TVs and probably should come with it like the Philips. Finally, wall mounting reduces the TV's size by 7-10 inches which means you can save money by placing it on a cabinet (one foot away from the wall).

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I am on a dileimma between Samsung 50' Q60C and LG 50' QNED 756RA..Any opinions?

Just got a second hand fullHD Panasonic Plasma for 30€, and it blows anything out of the water when it comes to price/performance. OLED like colours, magnificent uniformity and brightness, deep blacks, excellent viewing angles, 1:1 pixel perfect Blu Ray playback, 3x SCART RGB, composite, 4x HDMI, so perfect for a bunch of retro consoles. Best of all, no stinking smart OS that ruins the experience.

LG C9 been 3 yrs since I got it. Still has damn good quality

How do you feel about the s90c?

I just got the new TCL QM8 (75") and its dazzling! Its Mini LED *and* QLED, with Dolby Vision support. Blows my 2018 TCL 6-Series out of the water

G3 or A95L. You get what you pay for. 77" is best overall size too. They get distorted after 77".

I bought the Hisense A85H OLED in 48 inches for my gaming area. it was on sale for €650, €400 cheaper than the Lg c2. am very happy with it! I have a Lg cx in the living room and I don't notice any difference that the Hisense should be worse.

Nice video. In my living room I've multiple windows. What TV should I buy ( with no glare ) . The FRame seems to have the most anti glare.

I have a 70" 2010 Sharp Quattron , not sure what is the best option but finally want to upgrade quality and maybe go to a 65"

Great buying guide video! I have Sony A90J which I love! Thinking about the LG G3 because I love the LG 3D look and brightness. I would like to see the Sony A95L and see if it’s a noticeable difference from my a90j.

Super video. I'm looking to upgrade and this put everything in simple terms.. Cheers

I have an LG C1 48" as my monitor it's great. For my living room TV I have a 65" Samsung KS8000. I thought about upgrading my living room TV but won't since I game on the OLED. For a 2016 TV it looks great and with the settings I got it looks pretty good though not as good as my OLED. I use a 1080p Sony KDL-55W900A in my bedroom that I bought in 2012 it works great and I occasionally watch 3D movies on it. I don't have the latest and greatest but they all have their purpose.

Monitor Guru 🤩 Helping everyone navigate such a massive market!

Great tips, imma go buy a LG C2 from last year for around 650 quid from my local store in malaysia. Electronic item in the UK is way overpriced.

thanks for this, it wassimple straight forward and packed with amazing information

Samsung QN800B 8k On Connect Set Up - is amazing ! (picked up as a Grade A - Damaged box)! WOW Only Samsung for me for the past few years! However still have love for my Pioneer 50" Kuro - still a beast from 10yrs+ ago

wat i like about your videos is your VOICE and tonation... lol much support

Great video Tom, perfect timing for me as I’m due a new TV. I’d rather not spend more than £1000 but I reckon I’ll find decent options with that budget. Thank you!

Still loving my LG c2 that I bought last black Friday. And also have a brilliant hisense qled in the bedroom.

Why have you got RGB Fans in a Fractal Design North 😭😭😭😭

I see the Tech Chap thumb and Click! Doesn't matter what its about. I always learn something.

Actually, maybe you can help me. I have a 2013 Samsung LED 55" (UA55F7100) but yesterday I accidentally looked at TV's when buying a new fridge. I was blown away by the quality of the new OLED from all the companies, especially the Samsung and LG. Can I ask is the a massive difference in these 2 technologies when it comes to streaming on Prime and Netflix? I know those store demo modes make them look outrageously good, I would prefer to take my tv in and set it up side by side with a usb stick and a movie I am familiar with to try and recognise any difference. I am a little perplexed as there was an opened box deal on just 1 Samsung 77" S95C for only $2500AUD which is roughly 1285 pounds but I am worried it's over kill as I only use the TV for movies, I don't have it connected to an antenna. Any advice would be truly appreciated as that TV could sell at any moment.

Top dad quote lol

What about Sony A-95L TV ?

This was very informative and helped me alot.

Really useful video, thanks.. I'm looking to upgrade my TV soon so this was good timing

Great video but now I'm more confused than I was when I started

Do you think sony a95l will be cheaper at the end of the year? It says it releases 20th september in sweden. $7000+ seems way too much for 77" since A95K started at about $4500+ for the 65 inch.

Hi TTC, could you recommend the best 50" to 55" for a £500 to £550 budget? Thanks

Hi, I want to buy a reasonably priced new technology tv that I can connect my DVD/VHS video player and old camcorder to. The objective is to upload old but newly edited videos to KZfaq. Can you please recommend 2 or 3 options?

I myself unless something fails will always purchase any new TV’s between late October and early April and last year I bought two. Last October I picked up a 65” Samsung QN90B which has been a phenomenal set and one I use every day but I couldn’t quite get the OLED out of my mind and two months later(Dec 21 to be exact) I went in and purchased a 77” LG G2(my first OLED) and also bought the Denon X4800H AVR. I had to wait until end of January for the Denon to release so I had them both delivered and installed at the same time(Feb 13) and I moved the QN90B to my upstairs living room and have been rocking it all ever since. It’s been great and don’t anticipate needing to upgrade again anytime soon especially with the extended 5 year panel warranty on the G2. That being said if I were looking this fall instead of last fall I’d have absolutely no problem getting the TCL QM8 and I’d most likely get the 98”. The tv is just phenomenal this year and TCL really knocked it out of the park.

For the new TV design for 2024 Does it have any plugs? Can PlayStation 2 and Wii be connected or work?

Watching your show from South Africa. Nice review 👏👏

But what about longetivity of brands like TCL. Lot of people say it has extremely poor after sales support and longevity

WOW!! This video helped me so much. Many thanks 😊

Compare side by side g3 vs s95c

Very good informative video

I just can't decide: a bit bigger size vs a bit higher quality, a higher model from last year vs a lower class but current year 55A80K or (65X90K or 65X85L)

I’m new to lg oled tv I’m been keeping an eye on the c3 I looked at the g3 but it was too expensive for someone that’s new to lg oled would the lg c3 would be perfect for it

Hi, is LG QNED80 a good tv to buy? In India it cost nearly 1200$.

What should be the minimum viewing distance for 65 and 75-inch TVs?

Thank you for the great guide!!!

tlc n hisense ftw perfer the hisense for features for gameing and pc monitor

Hey Tech Chap, can you please check out some of the latest Panasonic sets, because nobody seems to mention them because they don't sell them in US? But they talk about the TCL and Hisense, which are nowhere near as good as Panasonic. I'd go as far as saying that the latest Pana sets are better than Samsung S95C.

I just bought a TCL C641k but I've been trying to figure out if it has local dimming zones but I am more than happy with it

Thanks for making this video.

I’m in the Netherlands and the LG G3 is on sale now. I’m moving out of my parents house probably summer 2024. Should I buy now or wait until then ? I’m afraid the G3 will be out of stock by that time…

Thanks! Excellent clear video 🙂

I disagree with the part that picture quality doesn’t matter, and that size is all that matters. Black Levels, HDR (especially with OLED) do elevate your viewing experience significantly.

This was such a solid guide! Thank you sir

I still like my apple tv since it optimizes settings for the tv/monitor I use it with. also higher quality when using some streaming apps than on windows/desktop

anti reflective coating got me liking the video

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I only use my TV for gaming, and looking at a 48" for the corner of my room. LG C2 or C3 are what I'm looking at. C2?

I am moving soon to a new apartment, got an m1 macbook, i want a tv for gaming and editing and movies and also want deep blacks and bright one since the windowto go outside on the balcony will be next to the tv. Will the oled lg or samsung be ok for my case? Also the viewing distance of mine is around 2,5 to 3 meters, how many inches u recommend especially for combing both couch sitting for games and movies but also for pc setting and editing, i have heard after 42 “ the eye strain is crazy

Between the Sony A80L OLED and the Samsung 4K/8K models, like the Qn90b or Q800c, which one is superior?

I need a TV specifically FOR static elements. It will stay on the same screen (a "news mix" with 6 sub-windows) unless being used for TV/film, which will be rare. And it's a bright room. So what display tech is best for me? Probably not OLED, but what? I just love that keeping it on the same screen is now considered "TV abuse". Ridiculous.

The 77" Samsung S90C, was the best 3k I've ever spent ..

Thinking about getting a 77" G3. The studs on my wall don't line up with exactly where I was the tv though, and with that included mount it doesn't allow for any side to side adjustment. It looks like in this video you just used drywall screws and anchors for the G3. Do you think that is sufficient for a 77"?

Is this the best time to buy S95C pls , or likely to get further discounts in January? Anyone?

i have been watchtvd youtube for 3 days now, im looking for new tv , im not very teckie , what do you think of sky glass , it does solve alot of things in one unit , ant advice will be helpful .

Thanks for this video.

Hi I’m looking for a 65 or 77 inch OLED tv for my front room for under £1500 I have an Xbox S and my wife and kids like watching movies can you suggest a couple of models I should take a look at I’m happy buying a 2021 tv or newer Cheers really enjoyed your vid 🤙🏼

Could you please review the tab s9 lineup and check performance and battery life please 🙏

I don't believe you need to upgrade your sound system as often as you would your TV, which logically should be all that frequent. Once every 10 years? If it ain't broke. So most should already have a speaker system. Don't do it if you don't have to. New TV for your new console vs. new TV to watch sports or movies. Not really worth it imo

I have a TCl qled and its been great for the past 1.5 years I hope TCL or Hisense release an oled to take on LG and sony more expensive models one day

Very good review

Hi there what is the best 4K 50 inch TV for PS5 for about £500 in the UK?

Great video!

My Sony 55X9000F display conked off. Which tv should I buy. Don't want to spend that much for 55x90L.

Bought one but Samsung was unable to install them on the wall 😅 they sold a wall mount together that doesnt fit it

Only buy a soundbar if you don't care about sound quality. Otherwise, buy literally anything else.

Just ordered an LG UR8000 65” UHD 4K TV paired with a Bose Solo II sound bar - I hope I’ve done the right thing …only time will tell, but if anyone here knows enough please do reply to this comment - I’d be obliged!

Could you please review the Sony X95L please 🙏

Whiteboard reflective mirror tv that you can touch and speak and talk to you apps apks in tvs that send to gmail account would be nice, new features with surveys you like😊, maybe later in future more comments if i get to it or get around to it, from September- December 2023 or 2024+- driv3r mod in super mario 64 crossover also? Whiteboard clear mirror- that talks and speaks to you and touchscreen tv? With suggestion in t.v.

Samsung QN90A 65 model for $1,3K usd so I save a lot of money vs this year tv

Is it me or is the video quality getting better. he's definitely the best and 🎉 a sub from me. Two questions please house tour please. And if i ask for a phone giveaway will i get one 😂😂😂

cant lie refresh rate is king as well as hdr modes, especially when mostly using a pc as an input. I used to think 60hz was plenty but once you start using 120/144 hz its tough to go back. HDR10 is problematic especially using a windows computer as sadly windows implementation of HDR is still piss poor.

I'm using a 13 year old 26" Panasonic.. 😂

I ended up buying the Samsung AU7110 55 Inch. God do I regret it. What an absolute pile of shit. The software is so laggy it's infuriating. Trying to navigate around and there's over a second delay between clicking the button and something actually happening. Sometimes apps just get stuck in an eternal loading state. Even increasing or decreasing the volume there is a huge delay. Pretty disappointing paying over 400 quid for that. I was looking at throwing it in the bin and getting the Sony XR-55A75K - 55 Inch - BRAVIA XR. Is this something you would recommend?

Samsung still having the black screen problem?

TCL 50C641K 50-inch QLED anygood?

I've ordered the Philips 707 48 inch oled tv for €999

Is qned 80 from lg good for gamming in ps5 and watching content ?

You only buy TV's during Black Friday, Before Xmas and Boxing day. Been following the patterns of Samsung price drops since 2011 and you always get bargains then

thanks :D

Hey there how can I get it this TV